| Author |
Title |
Year |
Price |
STEELE (Richard)
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An Essay upon Gardening, containing a catalogue of exotic plants for the stoves and green-houses of the British gardens: the best method of planting the hot-house vine; with directions for obtaining and preparing proper earths and compositions, to preserve tender exotics observations on the history of gardening, and a contrast of the ancient with the modern taste. York: Printed for the Author, by G. Peacock, 1793. First edition, 2 parts, xx, [2], xxi-xxii, [2], 159, [1]; 102, [8]p., with an additional letterpress divisional title and list of subscribers, 3 large folding engraved plates (one with two short closed tears to folds). [Bound with:] SPEECHLY (William) A Treatise on the Culture of the Vine, exhibiting new and advantageous methods of propagating, cultivating, and training that plant, so as to render it abundantly fruitful. Together with new hints on the formation of vineyards in England.
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1790 |
£2795.00 |
STEELE (William E.)
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A Handbook of Field Botany, comprising the flowering plants and ferns indigenous to the British Isles, arranged according to the natural system ; the orders, genera, and species carefully analyzed, so as to facilitate their discrimination; with a synoptical table of the genera according to the the Linnæan classification; and a glossary of those terms most commonly in use.
|
1847 |
£65.00 |
STEWART (Samuel Alexander) & CORRY (Thomas Hughes)
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A Flora of the North-East of Ireland. Flowering Plants, Vascular Cryptogams and Charophytes.
|
1938 |
£25.00 |
STEWART (Samuel Alexander) & CORRY (Thomas Hughes)
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A Flora of the North-East of Ireland. Including the Phanerogamia, the Cryptogamia Vascularia, and the Musineae.
|
1888 |
£35.00 |
SWEET (Robert)
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Cistineæ. The Natural Order of Cistus, or Rock-Rose; Illustrated by coloured figures and descriptions of the Distinct Species, and the most Prominent Varieties, that could be at present procured in the Gardens of Great Britain; with the best direction for their cultivation and propagation.
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1825 |
£975.00 |
THORNTON (Robert)
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Temple of Flora: with Plates faithfully reproduced from the original engravings and the work described by Geoffrey Grigson with Bibliographical Notes by Handasyde Buchanan.
|
1972 |
£45.00 |
THOUIN (Gabriel)
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Plans Raisonnés de Toutes les Espèces de Jardins.
|
1823 |
£975.00 |
TURNER (William), JACKSON (Benjamin Daydon)
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Libellus de re Herbaria Novus, by William Turner, Originally Published in 1538, Reprinted in Facsimile, with Notes, Modern Names, and a Life of the Author, by Benjamin Daydon Jackson, F.L.S.
|
1877 |
£50.00 |
WEBB (Rev. R. H.) & COLEMAN (Rev. W. H.)
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Flora Hertfordiensis: or A Catalogue of Plants found in the County of Hertford, with the Stations of the Rarer Species.
|
1869 |
£20.00 |
WESTON (Richard)
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The English Flora: or, a catalogue of trees, shrubs, plants and fruits, natives as well as exotics, cultivated, for use or ornament, in the English nurseries, greenhouses and stoves, arranged according to the Linnean system ; with the Latin trivial and common English names and an English index referring to the Latin names. Also, A general catalogue of seeds for the kitchen-garden, flower-garden, grass-lands, etc. usually raised for sale, and those annually imported from America. [With:] Supplement.
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1775 |
£150.00 |
WESTON (Richard)
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The English Flora: or, a Catalogue of Trees, Shrubs, Plants and Fruits, Natives as well as Exotics, Cultivated for Use or Ornament in the English Nurseries, Greenhouses and Stoves, arranged according to Linnaean System; with the Latin Trivial, and common English Names, and an English Index referring to the Latin Names. Also a General Catalogue of Seeds, for the Kitchen-Garden, Flower-Garden, Grass-Lands, &c. Usually Raised for Sale, and those Annually Imported from America. [With:] Supplement.
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1775 |
£345.00 |
WHITE (John)
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An Essay on the Indigenous Grasses of Ireland.
|
1808 |
£375.00 |
WHITEHEAD (J.)
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The District Flora: As compiled by the Ashton Under Lyne Linnaean Botanical Society, including a list of the Mosses of the District. To this added the Hepaticae of the district round Manchester arranged by Mr G A Holt.
|
1888 |
£18.00 |
WILLIAMS (John)
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Faunula Grustensis: being an outline of the natural contents of the Parish of Llanrwst; Comprehending some account of its general history, commerce and agriculture; also, a trioglott catalogue (in Latin, English, and Welsh) of the animals and plants found in it, with some notes thereon...
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1830 |
£495.00 |
WILLIAMS (John)
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Faunula Grustensis: being an outline of the natural contents of the Parish of Llanrwst; Comprehending some account of its general history, commerce and agriculture; also, a trioglott catalogue (in Latin, English, and Welsh) of the animals and plants found in it, with some notes thereon...
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1830 |
£325.00 |
WOOD (William)
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Catalogue of an Extensive and Valuable Collection of the Best Works on Natural History, Arranged in Classes According to the Linnean System. With an Enumeration of the Pages and Plates Each Volume Contains. Now selling, at the Prices affixed to each, by William Wood.
|
1824 |
£295.00 |
WOOD (William)
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Catalogue of an Extensive and Valuable Collection of the Best Works on Natural History, Arranged in Classes According to the Linnean System. With an Enumeration of the Pages and Plates Each Volume Contains. Now selling, at the Prices affixed to each, by William Wood.
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1824 |
£325.00 |
WOODRUFFE-PEACOCK (Rev. E. Adrian)
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"How to make Notes for a Rock-Soil Flora." A Lecture.
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1904 |
£16.00 |
WOODRUFFE-PEACOCK (Rev. E. Adrian)
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A Check-List of Lincolnshire Plants.
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1909 |
£20.00 |
WOOLRIDGE (John)
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Systema Horti-culturæ: or, The Art of Gardening. In three books. The I. Treateth of the excellency, scituation[sic], soil, form, walks, arbours, springs, fountains, water-works, grotto's, statues, and other ornaments of gardens, with many rules, and directions, concerning the same. The II. Treateth of all sorts of trees planted for ornament of shade, winter-greens, flower-trees, and flowers, that are propagated or preserv'd in the gardens of the best florists, and the best ways and methods of raising, planting, and improving them. The III. Treateth of the kitchin garden, and of the variety of plants propagated for food, or for any culinary uses: with many general and particular rules, and instructions, for the making hot beds, altering and enriching any sort of garden ground, watering, cleansing, and adapting all sorts of earth to the various plants that are usually planted therein. To the great improvement of every sort of land, as well for use and profit, as for ornament and delight. Illustrated with sculptures, representing the form of gardens, according to the newest models.
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1688 |
£1200.00 |
